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In all districts ‘ . In all price classes 0 In all Sizes Our experienced salesmen offer a capable and friend- ly service with a complete knowledge ‘of their district. FARM IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE David McLean Limited MEMBERS TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD Phone RIGHMDND HILL 647- FREE ESTIMATES {TILL _ [TILL "' EIrIILL "‘ Harold Mortson C. RIDDELL TILE - ROOFING TILE Waverley 4338 or_ Thornhill 12 Brampton 1610 Bradford 189 Stoutfville 67913 Erin 37R1 Beaverton 60 TILE EI'IIL Public School News A project undertaken by Grade 8 boys has now been successful‘y completed with the erection of a wire screen for the girls’ baseball diamond. The funds for this were from the commissions on the sub- scription campaign conducted by the pupils of the Senior room. Material for blackout curtains from this same fund was purchas- ed and the curtains were made by Mrs. A. Martindale. Sunday School awards were made to the following children last Sunday at the 11 am. service: Pe- ter‘ Campbell received a certificate for completing the first part of his memory course. Bruce Cooper was presented with a Bible and Hymn Book for attendance. Nicol Tan- quiy also received a Bible for good attendance. These awards were Presbyterian Church Notes On Thursday, June 28, the teaCh- ers and trustees of School Area No. 1 of Vaughan and Markham held a reception at Powell Road School and had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howitt, making the close of Mr. Howitt’s term as In. spector of School Area No. 1. As Mrs. Charles Howitt, marking the was greeted with “For He’s A J01â€" ly Good Fellow" and was intro- duced by Mr. Sidney Griffiths, chairman of the Board. Jackson Taylor then paid tribute to the outstanding contribution Mr. How- itt has made toward maintaining a ‘high standrd of educat‘on im the Area, and his ability on is reports, and made a few remarks on his restraint in the use of the word “excellent.” Presentation Given Mr. Charles Howitt By School Area No.1 7ch£ flidl‘u'cl. . . Mr. H. Martin then took over and‘ led in a grand singâ€"song with Mr.‘ Dunning accompanying at the pi-‘ ano. Refreshments were served by Mrs. McDermott ably assisted by the teachers. ,Those present in. eluded Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Grif- fiths, Mr. R. W. Brown, 'Mr. D. Mc- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wil- kins, Mr. G. Learn, Mrs. S. Cous- ins, Mr. K. Richan, Mrs. McDer- mott, Dr. A. W. R. Doan, Mr. David Smith, Mrs. E. Kjarsguard, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Jean Hill, Miss G. Wesley, Mrs. D. Tansley, Mrs.*R. Polson, Mr. E. Dunning, Miss M. Sibbald, Miss J. Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Taylor, Mrs. K. S. Jordan, Mrs. J. A.’Wells, Miss E. J. Marshall and Mrs. O’Brien. Miss G. Wesley, on behalf of the teachers and trustees then present- ed Mr. Howitt with a beautiful wrist watch, and Mrs. A. Martin- dale presented Mrs. Howitt with two dozen roses. On behalf of his wife and {himself Mr. Howitt; than- ked the teachers and trustees mast sincerely fa- their gifts and ex- pressions of their esteem. The evening ended with the sing- ing of “Auld Lang Syne.” REASONABLE MADE TO MEASURE Drapes â€" Curtains Bedspreads Styled to make your rooms beautiful rm“? mun "’1 t Sing a song of bf'eakf'ast, 1 ifyou want to boast} ‘1 OF. your vim and vi or, ' take cereal an toast, Fruit juice, egg and bacon, “ good hot beverage,too. Try this cv’nP/ morning F2 and you’l be a new YOU I: BLACKBURNS' Phone THORNHILL 161 g!1unnmmmmuumunuumlmmmuunmuuuuuummumug fiummmmunmummmmum“!ummmmnummm“ME Don]. of National anlth aged. Welfare} TELEVISION Ruth Delbrocco Phone for appointment THORNHILL 108R3 SOLD & SERVICED The Liberal is always pleased to publish items of interest in the Thornhill area contributed by its readers. 011r representative in Thornhill is Mrs. C. H. Bolton and you may reach her at Thornhill 239J Trinity Anglican News Last Thursday the children of the Sunday School along with their parents motored to Musselman’s Lake for their annual picnic. A very large number attended the picnic and the Weatherman made sure they had the best weather possible for the occasion. Swimming was enpoyed by near- ly everyone in the afternoon with the water being just the right tem. perature. A picnic supper follow- ed and then the games and con- tests with lots of hilarity and good sportsmanship among the contes- tants and onlookers took place. At the close of‘activities everyone found a place in the line of cars Andersen, Bonnie; Donkersley, (Paul; Donkersley, Peter; Gal- braith, Peter; Hawes, Audrey; ‘Hawes, Ida; Iverson, David; Lem- on, Margaret; Mackey, Michael; lMason, Bobby; McDonald, Patsy; Robertson, Bonnie. Teacher, A. .Wells. IGrade 4 to \Grade 5 The following is a list of the pupils of Thornhill School Who have successfully passed into a higher grade: Grade 1 to Grade 2 Anderson, Karen; Brain, Roger; Byford, Beverley; Campbell, Pet- er; Clements, Paul; Craig, Sheila; Croutc'h, Margo; Davidson, Leslie; Hawes, Colleen; Henry, Linda; Hook, Roy; Kelson, Rodney; Knott, Helen; Lemon, Gordon; Mackey, Peter; MacNeil, John; Micklebor- ough, Angela; McTaggart-Cowan, James; Perrault, Mary; Phinne- more, Joanne; Phinnemore, John; Read, Richard; Richardson, Siheila; Robertson, Michele; Smith, Ray- mond; Stewart, Robert; Tucker, Jock; Turner, Lynne; Vlassoff, Mi- chael. Teacher, Miss G. Wesley. Grade 2 to Grade 3 Thernhill Public Anstey, Wendy; Bolwell, Lynne; Browne, Marie; Duncan, Jacky; Finnigan, Bobby; Fugler, Dorothy; Gain, Michael; Gibson, Joan; Har- vie, Pat; Hills, Dorothy; Jeffery, Ann; Keen, April; Ladell, Peter; Leahy, Diane; Martin, Carolyn; Mason, Carol; McLaren, Duncan; Richardson, Janet; Richardson, John; Robinson, Yvonne; Rogers, Anne; Sowdon, Wendy; Spence, Allan; Walker, Mary; Wilson. Dawn. Teacher, Miss E. Mar- shall. Grade 3 to Grade 4 Buckler, Jack; Davidson, L015; Edwards, Lynn; Grubb, Gavin; Kelson, Patricia; Mason, Wendy; McTaggart-Cowan, Gillian; Shul- ver, Carole; Whyard, Bruce. Tea- cher, Miss E. Marshall. Mr. AI Cummings has started to build his new home on J'ackes Ave. and expects to be in it by Christ- mas. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Griffeths were visited on Friday by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morton of Stowbridge, England. Mrs. Morton was brides- maid at Mr. apd M‘rs. Griffiths wedding 31 years ago and they. hadn’t seen each other since then. Mr. Kilburn underwent an op- eration a week ago and is doing nicely. He is expected home with- in the next week or so. CORRESPONDENT: MRS. ED. The community gether at the home of Mrs. C. Beynon' on Wednesday evening, June 28 to enjoy a strawberry sup- per under the auspices of the W. A. A veryi enjoyable social even- ing 'was reported by‘ all ‘who at- tended. . The proceeds received from this supper will be donated toward‘the building fund of the church. Incidentally 'work has been started on' the repairs. gathered to- PAXTON, R. R. 3, KING No. 2 Miss Ruth Beynon received 92 per cent. 1 it i r Mr. and,M1‘s. Fred Boys left on Saturday morningon a trip to the west. ~ v i ’ 0 I. i 2 'Miss Millie Umehara spent the holiday week-end at home with her parents and friends of the family. -“ Pupils of Miss Armstrong from this community who took part in the musical recital at King on June 28 were Mrs. Ruth Beynon, Miss Betty Beynon and Joan Hare. All are to 'be highly com- mended for their musical ability. In a recent examination on Theory We wish to thank Mr. and Mrs, Beynon for inviting us to hold this supper on their lawn. We wish to extend our apprecia- tion on behalf of the W.I. to the social committee, the workers and especially Mrs. E. Phillips for ac- cepting the responsibility of pre- paring and serving the refresh- ments at the wedding of Mr. arzl Mrs. Howard Patrick. Their ef- ficiency is to be highly commended. We are very pleased to report a slight improvement in the condi- tion of little George Gillem who is still in the General Hospital. Mr. Geno also of Jackes Ave. Bentham, James; Chadwick, TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS JACKES AVENUE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: â€"â€" MRS. M. BELL, 17 Jackgs Avenue, Thornhill Telephone Thornhill 294R; Many years of happiness are wished to Mary Howard who was married last Saturday in Trinity; Church. Mary is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. ‘W. Howqrd, Yonge Street. Horticultural Society The Delphinium show is to be held next Monday, July 9, in the Thornhill United Church Hall at 8.15 pm. A good program is in store and will be in charge of. Mr. T. McKend, F. Small and P. Bone. All exhibitors are reminded to have their exhibits on display between 6 and 7 p.m‘.; the juniors must be ready by 6.30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Jane; Clements, Vivian; Crutcher, Steve; Dean, Shirley Ann; Ed- wards, Nelson; Findlay. Allan; Fugler, Norma; Galbraith, David; Harley, Gregory; Howe, Philip; Kelson, Sandy; Leahy, Peter; Per- rault, Jimmy; Powell, Gary; Ran- son, Paul; Read, Joanna: Walker, David; Wynard, Allen. Teacher, A. Wells. Grade 5 to Grade 6 Bresnehan, Linda; Carruthers, Catherine; Davis, Marjon: Ed- wards, Sandra; Fugler, Marylou; Johnston, Susan; Langman, Carol; L’Aventure, John; L’Aventure, Linda; MacNeil, Martha; Reid, Patricia; Short, Nancy Lee; Silk, Betty; Sowdon, Sandra; Stratton, William: Tanquiy, Nicol: Weekes, Joan. Teacher, Mr. R. Brown. Grade 6 to Grade 7 Barker, Bruce; Brown, Louise: Bolwell, John; DI'DW, Dennie; Fin- nig‘an, Bertha; Harvie, Catherine; Jennings, Carolyn; Johnston, Paul; Martin, Robert; Nuttall, ToAnne: Page, Robert; Powell, Beverly; Spence, John; Wishart, Jill. Tea- cher, Mr. R. Brown. Grade 7 to 8 Barrow, Donald; Bragan, David; Bresnehan, Irene; Clapham, Mai-1- lyn; Croutch, Coral; Crutcher, Gordon; France, Barbara; Frye, Carole; Gibson, Georgina: Glen, Catherine; Hansen, Billy; Honey, Morey; Jones, Marie; Keats, Joyce; Knowles, Kenneth; Peak, Rod; Pet- rie, Russell; Pretsell, Elaine; Reid, Penny; Short, Paul; Smith, Carol; Sommerville, Sylvia. Teacher: Mr. A. Martindale. Grade 8 to Grade 9 Brown, Douglas; Burke, Elaine; Garnett, Clifl"; Griffin, Ronny; Holtz, Audre; Hobbs, Roger; Lang- don, Douglas; L’Aventure, Gret- chen; Petrie, Bob; Snyder, David; Thomson, Marie; Watts, Ann; Zin- kan, Peter. Teacher: Mr. A. Mar- tindale. Mr. and Mrs. A. Elvin had her father, Mr. Charles Todd, his sis- ters and brother, nieces and neph- ews down on Friday evening for a last visit as Mr. Todd was leav- ing for New Westminster on the evening train. has started his new home. He also expects to be in :his new home by Christmas. We wish them the best of luck. - Mrs. Armstrong wishes to thafi'k the Women’s Auxiliary for the lit- tle gift that was sent to little Jimmy Armstrong while he was convalescing at home. School Report 'Miss Millie Umeh‘ara spent the holiday week-end at home with her barents and friends of the family. In the second half 'of 1950, indus- trial production in the UK. was running at 30 to 35 per cent above the 1938 level. Large increases in- cluded twice as much oil refined, 80 per cent more electricity produc- ed, 60 per cent more synthetic fib- res and 60 per cent more vehicles. 20 Elmwood Ave.., Willowdale GRADING PHONE THORNHILL 141J MR. STEWART LOAM FILL Principal: Mr. A. Marttndale INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY NORTH END EXCAVATORS GRAVEL th: SAND Correspondent: Mrs. Walter Craig Phone Agincourt 35811 A piano recital by pupils of Mrs. Sidney English, assisted by Miss Dorothy Hood, was presented at Browns Corners United Church last Wednesday evening, June 27, at eight o’clock. Piano solos were rendered by the following pupils, Judy Wilcox, Ma- ry Hooper, Janet Oakes, Gail Stef- fler, Fraser Craig, Betty Huston, Sylvia Thorneycroft, Evelyn Thor- neycroft, Tot Sherman, Douglas McWhirter, Beverley Burr, Irene Watters, Nancy Brown, Deanna Mrg. English welcomed the and- ience of parents and friends, thank- ing them for their interest and co- operation. An amusing skit entitled “The Mysteries of Middle C,” was dram- atized by Dorothy Hood and Mrs. English, depicting an authentic portrayal of a professor's first mu- sic lesson, in 1851. Watson; Dorotfiy Hooper and Judy Harman. A vocal duet, in costume “The Keys of Heaven” by Mary Hooper and Beverley Burr was particular- ly well done. Two Schubert songs “Hedge Roses” and “Wandering” by Beb- ty Huston were rendered with poise and a deep appreciation of the beautiful music of the composer. The assisting artist Miss Doro- thy Hood brought the program to a close with a skillful and sympa- thetic rendering of two well chosen piano solos “Rustles of Spring" by Sinding and “Intermezzo” by Pro- vost. ," The Rev. Austin Huston voiced his appreciation and thanked all who had helped make the evening a success. An offering was taken for the work of the Sunday School. Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed by all. Mrs. English was assisted by Miss Mary Rodick, Mrs. Norman Reid, Miss Rea Scott, Miss Ellen Boynton and Ann Davies. The Sunday School and Commun- ity Picnic of Brown’s Corners Church will be held on Monday, July 9, to Woodland Park. Those who wish a, ride may come to the church at 1 p.m. for transportation. Residents of the community are all cordially invited. Supper at 6 p. m. so come and bring your lunch basket. Howard Stark of Lockport N.Y. was best man. Following the cer- emony a few freinds assembled at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Kelly to cut the cake and drink the toast to the bride. The wedding Restaurant for the wedding supper. party then jorneyed to St. Charlev The happy couple later left on a honeymoon to the Adirondacks. On their return they will reside on the groom‘s farm at Colgan. The following pupils of Mrs. Sid- ney English were successful in passing the examinations held at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto: with first class honors, Dorothy Hooper Grade 6 piano; Ir- ene Watters, Grade 4 piano; and Betty Huston, Grade 3 piano. Mr. and Mrs. N. Reid accompan- ied by Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ash are on a trip to Sudbury and Kirkand Lake this week. Bruce Thompson is working at International Nickel in Sudbury. a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voss of Buff- alo and Mr. and Mrs. Voss of Tor- onto were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Walton. A community shower was held in honour of Miss Florence Craig at the home of Miss Mary Rodick. A great variety of beautiful and useful gifts were showered on the brideâ€"to-be. The shower setting was tastefully arranged. A c'hair decorated in pink and White had a watering can showering streamers of God’d Luck and Happiness on its occupant. ,Miss Mary Rodick, Miss Rhea Scott, Mrs. N. Reid, Mrs. E. Walton and Mrs H. Patterson were in charge of the arrangements, On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Geo. Kelly assisted by Mrs. Garnet Prancy entertained in honour of Miss Florence Craig. A number of friends who reside in Richmond Hill, Toronto and Willowdale were present to give Miss Craig 8. Misc- ellaneous shower. Each guest was given a number and as their num- ber was called, a. verse in rhyme cleverly composed, told them Where parcels were hidden and it was their task to deliver them to the bride-to-be to open. Miss Dorothy Hood and Miss Anne Davies have gone to Miner’s Bay for the summer. Mrs. H. Gibson and Mrs. Brown assisted the :bride in untying the numerous gifts. One gift stretch- ed around the room, with Kitchen gadgets from a. mouse trap to a cake of soap tied at intervals along the cord. Lunch was served by the hostess amid best wishes for the bride-to-be. Hamilton-Craig A quiet wedding was solemnized in the churc‘h at Victorla Square at; four o’clock on Saturday, June 30th., when Florence Jean Craig of Buttonvil'le and Lauder Hamil- ton of Colgan were united in marr- iage by the Rev. A. Hilston. The bride was charmingly gown- ed in a larkspur blue dress with shoes to match and white accesor- ies. 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